// This may look like C code, but it is really -*- C++ -*-
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// The Goldware Library
// Copyright (C) 1989-1990 Joaquim H. Homrighausen
// Copyright (C) 1990-1999 Odinn Sorensen
// ------------------------------------------------------------------
// This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
// modify it under the terms of the GNU Library General Public
// License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
// version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
//
// This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
// but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
// MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
// Library General Public License for more details.
//
// You should have received a copy of the GNU Library General Public
// License along with this program; if not, write to the Free
// Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston,
// MA 02111-1307, USA
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// $Id$
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// Definitions for FrontDoor 1.99c and above
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#ifndef __gs_fd_h
#define __gs_fd_h
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#include <gdefs.h>
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#if defined(GOLD_CANPACK)
#pragma pack(1)
#endif
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// Actually only size of the following structure used
typedef struct {
// The logfile
char log[71];
word loglevel; // See --- Loglevels
// Number manipulation
char prefix[31]; // Always added
char hidden[10][31]; // Strip these if they are in #
char postfix[31]; // Always appended
// Miscellaneous flags
long flags; // See --- Miscellaneous flags
long flags_reserved; // Reserved flags
word audio; // See --- Audio flags
byte synchtimer; // Number of seconds for sync
// Errorlevels
byte crashexit; // Mail exit
byte bbs300;
byte bbs1200;
byte bbs1275;
byte bbs2400;
byte bbs4800;
byte bbs9600;
byte bbs19200;
byte bbs38400;
// Modem
word modembaud; // 30=300, 24=2400, etc.
byte modemport; // 1-255 (COM1=1, COM2=2, etc.)
byte modemdelay; // 1/10 seconds delay / line sent
// Messages
char b300msg[16];
char b1200msg[16];
char b1275msg[16];
char b2400msg[16];
char b4800msg[16];
char b9600msg[16];
char b19200msg[16];
char b38400msg[16];
char errormsg[16];
char busymsg[16];
char carriermsg[16];
char okmsg[16];
char ringmsg[16];
char nodialmsg[16];
char noanswmsg[16];
char voicemsg[16];
// Commands
char escapestr[11];
char offhookstr[11];
char reconnectstr[11];
char init1[50];
char init2[50];
char init3[50];
char resetstr[50];
char downstr[50];
char hangupstr[11];
char dialstr[11];
// Manual answer stuff
char modemanswer[11];
byte answerdelay;
// Limited answer start and end times
byte begin_hour;
byte begin_minute;
byte end_hour;
byte end_minute;
// Calling control
byte retrybusy;
byte retryresend;
byte retrydelay;
// File request control
char reqlist[71]; // List to scan for reqable dirs
char reqalias[71]; // Magic filenames
char reqmessage[71]; // Appended to FAILED REQUEST message
byte reqtype; // Bit field
byte reqmaxfiles; // Max number of files to send on 1 req
word reqmaxtime; // Maximum number of minutes for req
word reqmaxsize; // Maximum size (in KB) for req
word reqminbaud; // Minimum baudrate for req
byte reqstarthr; // Start time for file requests, can be
byte reqstartmin; // combined with the reqdays field.
byte reqendhr;
byte reqendmin;
byte reqdays;
// File to send when human callers are let thru
char bbsname[11];
char beforebbsbanner[71];
// Function keys from mailer menu
struct {
char cmd[61];
char title[26];
byte behavior;
} key[24];
// Mailer colors
byte color[11];
// Number of days to keep entries in history files
byte keep_history;
// FDServer password, if none given, server is INactive
char slavepwd[21];
// File displayed to users when system is in event for no callers
char ineventfile[71];
// File displayed when human callers are seen on mail-only system
char mailonlyfile[71];
// External programs to run on certain "wake-up" strings
struct {
char wakeupstr[40];
byte errorlevel;
} externmail[10];
// RESERVED FIELD
// Limited audio start and end times. If the below four bytes
// are all zero (0), audio is enabled all the time
byte audio_begin_hour;
byte audio_begin_minute;
byte audio_end_hour;
byte audio_end_minute;
// Minimum cost for system to possibly end up in undialable list
word min_undial_cost;
char RESERVERAT[1018];
} FD_Mailer;
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// Netmail folder behavior
#define RESTRICTED 0x00000001L
#define EXPORTOK 0x00000004L
#define USEXLATTABLES 0x00000008L
#define EDREADONLY 0x00000020L
#define MSGPRIVATE 0x0001
#define MSGCRASH 0x0002
#define MSGREAD 0x0004
#define MSGSENT 0x0008
#define MSGFILE 0x0010
#define MSGTRANSIT 0x0020
#define MSGORPHAN 0x0040
#define MSGKILL 0x0080
#define MSGLOCAL 0x0100
#define MSGHOLD 0x0200
#define MSGUNUSED 0x0400
#define MSGFREQ 0x0800
#define MSGRRREQ 0x1000
#define MSGISRR 0x2000
#define MSGAREQ 0x4000
#define MSGFUPDREQ 0x8000
typedef struct {
// Macro keys
char macrokey[24][61];
// Margin, default==60
byte margin;
// Default message status
word msgbits;
// Miscellaneous settings
long flags;
// Origin lines
char origin[20][61];
// Editor colors
byte color[15];
// Netmail folder flags
long netfolderflags;
// Translation tables IN/OUT
byte translate_in[256];
byte translate_out[256];
// Where RemoteAccess/QuickBBS message base files are
char qbase[71];
// RESERVED
char RESERVERAT[1024];
} FD_Editor;
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typedef struct {
char systempath[71];
char mailpath[71];
char swap_path[71];
char RESERVED_path_1[71];
char RESERVED_path_2[71];
char infilepath[71];
char packetpath[71];
char nodelistpath[71];
word countrycode;
ftn_addr aka[11];
// Timeout value for screen blanker in SECONDS (0-255)
long flags;
byte blackout_time;
// User record
struct {
char name[37];
long pwdcrc; // Crc-32 of user password, -1L No pwd
dword flags;
} user[10];
char RESERVED[1024];
} FD_Shared;
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// Constant long bit values
#define FOLDER_RESTRICT 0x00000001L // Restricted folder
#define FOLDER_ECHOINFO 0x00000002L // Add Origin: information
#define FOLDER_EXPORTOK 0x00000004L // OK for user to export from folder
#define FOLDER_USEXLAT 0x00000008L // Use translation tables
#define FOLDER_PRIVATE 0x00000010L // Add Private message status
#define FOLDER_READONLY 0x00000020L // Folder is read-only
#define FOLDER_FORCEHARDCR 0x00000040L // Force hard CRs at linebreak (C)
#define FOLDER_JAM 0x01000000L // JAM Message Base folder
#define FOLDER_NOCHECK 0x02000000L // Exclude from new mail check (C)
#define FOLDER_NETMAIL 0x08000000L // Netmail-type folder (C)
#define FOLDER_HMB 0x10000000L // Hudson Message Base folder
#define FOLDER_DELETED 0x20000000L // Never written to disk
#define FOLDER_LOCAL 0x40000000L // Local-type folder
#define FOLDER_ECHOMAIL 0x80000000L // Conference-type folder
// User access mask
#define FOLDER_USER_1 0x00000001L
#define FOLDER_USER_2 0x00000002L
#define FOLDER_USER_3 0x00000004L
#define FOLDER_USER_4 0x00000008L
#define FOLDER_USER_5 0x00000010L
#define FOLDER_USER_6 0x00000020L
#define FOLDER_USER_7 0x00000040L
#define FOLDER_USER_8 0x00000080L
#define FOLDER_USER_9 0x00000100L
#define FOLDER_USER_10 0x00000200L
typedef struct {
char path[65], // Path if "board==0", otherwise emtpy
title[41]; // Title to appear on screen
byte origin; // Default origin line, 0-19
long behave; // Behavior, see above
long pwdcrc; // CRC32 of password or -1L if unprotected
long userok; // Users with initial access
byte useaka; // AKA to use, 0==primary
word board; // QuickBBS/RemoteAccess board number
} FD_Folder, *FOLDERPTR;
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#if defined(GOLD_CANPACK)
#pragma pack()
#endif
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#endif
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